ALAMAT is giving their potential situationship anthem “Pagbigyan (Bad Decisions)” a darker side just in time for Halloween.

The P-pop group dropped the official music video for the DESTINO track on October 28, trading the song’s sultry R&B mood for a horror-inspired visual concept rooted in local folklore. Directed by BC Amparado, the video takes on a documentary-like approach, bringing an unsettling edge to the group’s exploration of desire and questionable choices.

Released in November 2025, “Pagbigyan (Bad Decisions)” now joins the growing roster of DESTINO tracks with official music videos. It marks the fifth song from the album to receive its own visual treatment, following “LuzViMinda,” “Hapag,” “Hiraya,” and “Sinigang.”

The latest release also puts a spooky spin on ALAMAT’s ongoing commitment to bringing Filipino cultural influences into its music and visuals. By drawing from local folklore, the video gives the group’s R&B track a distinctly Filipino horror atmosphere that feels right at home during the Halloween season.

Amparado, who also directed Mono No Aware, the Best Full-Length Film winner at the 2026 CinePanalo Film Festival, helms the music video.

The release arrives as ALAMAT prepares for another major milestone as ALX: ALAMAT THE LEGENDARY EXPERIENCE, is set for November 8 at New Frontier Theater in Quezon City. The concert will bring Taneo, Tomas, R-Ji, Alas, Mo, and Jao together for a major live showcase.

With “Pagbigyan (Bad Decisions),” ALAMAT gives fans another reason to revisit DESTINO—this time, with the lights off and the volume up.